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APPENDIX C BAHIR DAR UNIVERSITY POST GRADUAT PROGRAM MA <strong>IN</strong> TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION MANAGEMENT Interview Questions with micro finance heads 1. Is there a special financial support that you give for women entrepreneur? 2. What problem did you face is relation to • borrowing and • lending • Collaterals. 3. What measure did you take to solve the problem you faced? 4. What is your cooperation with · TVET · MSEs. 78
APPENDIX D BAHIR DAR UNIVERSITY POST GRADUAT PROGRAM MA <strong>IN</strong> TECHNICAL AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION MANAGEMENT Interview Questions with TVET leaders 1. How do you explain the relationship you have with SMEs? • Do you have regular meeting periods? 2. What are the areas of support you have with TVET leaders • Finance • Training • Technology • Raw materials • Training and others 3. What problem did you face to work jointly with TVET 4. What measures did you take to solve the problems you faced 5. How is your relationship with Micro finance and MSEs and others 79
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Contents Page ACK
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1 Pros and con
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ABSTRACT This study was designed to
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According to Aregash as cited in Es
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Entrepreneurship education is desig
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addresses the training, machine, fi
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CHAPTER TWO REVIEW OF RELATED LITER
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2.1.2 The benefits of entrepreneurs
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Besides this, Gemechis (2007), Hisr
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2.2 Women entrepreneurship Women’
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ventures than women; male owners we
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United States as sited in UNECE (20
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entrepreneurship as a career option
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that can be offered as collateral f
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entrepreneurs in MSEs use and devel
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Micro Enterprises are those small b
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